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Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopens after temporary closure

Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED

Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED
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July 26, 2022
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FAIRFIELD TWP. — After a three-month closure, the Chick-Fil-A at Bridgwater Falls has reopened.

The owners announced the reopening on the store’s Facebook page: “We’re back and ready to serve you! Come see us! We’ve missed you.”

The restaurant had closed in April for a store remodeling. During the construction, many of the team worked at the Fairfield location on South Gilmore Road.

The project opened a month later than the anticipated 2½-month construction timeframe.

Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED

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Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED

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Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED

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Bridgewater Falls Chick-Fil-A reopened on July 25, some 3-1/2 months after closing for remodeling construction of its restaurant. FACEBOOK/PROVIDED

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